High Risk 📡 Telecom / Internet Infrastructure  ·  Washington

Quincy WA Microsoft Data Center Campus

CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE RISK PROFILE  ·  WASHINGTON

8 / 10
Risk Score
Facility Type
📡 Telecom / Internet Infrastructure
Primary Risk Radius
2
mile zone
Secondary Risk Radius
20
mile zone

// Risk Intelligence

Risk Score8 / 10   High
Facility Type📡 Telecom / Internet Infrastructure
Operator / BranchMicrosoft Corporation
Host CountyGrant County WA
Nearest CityWashington DC
Primary Risk Radius2 miles
Secondary Risk Radius20 miles

// Strategic Significance

Microsoft operates one of its largest data center campuses in Quincy Washington powered by Columbia River hydroelectric power from Grand Coulee Dam. The Quincy campus is a primary Azure cloud infrastructure site serving millions of enterprise and government customers. The Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake risk and dependence on Columbia River hydroelectric power create serious vulnerability. A major Cascadia earthquake could simultaneously damage the data center and disrupt the Columbia River power system.

// Civilian Impact Assessment

Grant County with 95,000 residents but serving millions of Azure cloud customers globally. Microsoft Quincy is a primary Azure cloud infrastructure site. Cascadia earthquake could simultaneously damage the campus and the Columbia River power grid. Azure outages from this campus affect millions of enterprise and government customers.

// Evacuation & Shelter Guidance

WA Route 28, WA Route 281, Columbia River. Grant County Emergency Management coordinates Cascadia earthquake and critical infrastructure protocols.

// Counties Within Risk Zone